toilet treatment for black water tank
We have a perpetual problem of black water tank indicator showing it's full even after emptying tanks. From what I've read, I think sensors may not be working properly for a variety of reasons. Just p...
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I have no ties to this product but just wanted to pass on some info as we are talking about sensor malfunctions.
When I used the liquid Odorlos back in the 90's I never had a sensor problem. I was not able to find Odorlos for a period of time and switched to another chemical. I think the business dissolved for a number of years.
From 2005 to 2015 I used another product that I bought at Wallyworld, it was a powder drop in product and I had sensor problems with them not working while treating my tank in the same manner. They controlled odor but not sensors.
When I bought my new 2018 Sunseeker, I found Odorlos at Amazon again and went back to using the liquid form and so far in 2 seasons of use, not one sensor problem or odor problem. I have no proof if its because of this product or not but it seems like its working well the two times over a period of years that it has worked for me.
Odorlos does also make a granular form and that must be diluted as per instructions. If you do not dilute that type it might coagulate in your plumbing elbows and cause problems. Its environmentally friendly but I have read it can be pretty wicked to some inexpensive plastics in its concentrated granular form. So, if anyone does try this product just be aware of that. As a liquid it has been fine.
When I used the liquid Odorlos back in the 90's I never had a sensor problem. I was not able to find Odorlos for a period of time and switched to another chemical. I think the business dissolved for a number of years.
From 2005 to 2015 I used another product that I bought at Wallyworld, it was a powder drop in product and I had sensor problems with them not working while treating my tank in the same manner. They controlled odor but not sensors.
When I bought my new 2018 Sunseeker, I found Odorlos at Amazon again and went back to using the liquid form and so far in 2 seasons of use, not one sensor problem or odor problem. I have no proof if its because of this product or not but it seems like its working well the two times over a period of years that it has worked for me.
Odorlos does also make a granular form and that must be diluted as per instructions. If you do not dilute that type it might coagulate in your plumbing elbows and cause problems. Its environmentally friendly but I have read it can be pretty wicked to some inexpensive plastics in its concentrated granular form. So, if anyone does try this product just be aware of that. As a liquid it has been fine.
